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10 The Sun, Wednesday, March 16, 2011
PORTS
No
charges
against
coach
By Clinton Vining
Publisher, The Sun
After investigating alle-
gations that former Wil-
lamina High School boys'
basketball coach Josh
Manley was sending inap-
propriate text messages, the
Yamhill County Sheriff's
Office found no reason to
file charges.
The Sheriff's Office
"found no criminal acts,"
said public information of-
fleer Captain Ken Summers,
of the sheriff's office.
Summers noted on Mon-
day that the issue had been
referred back to the county's
juvenile department, where
Manley works.
He was fired from his job
as the head basketball coach
at Willamina High School
on Feb. 25, though the
school district never re-
leased a specific reason.
"It was a disciplinary is-
sue," said Willamina Super-
intendent Mark Jeffery last
week.
Manley coached the
WHS boys for two years.
His teams finished 8-17 this
year and 7-15 last year.
He has not responded to
messages to comment left
by The Sun by phone and
email.
Willamina High School
Athletic Director Jerry
Buczynski said he'd like to
hire a new coach by the end
of April. The job is currently
posted and Buczynski said
he's already received more
inquiries than expected. He
will accept applications un-
til early April.
Photo by Clinton Wnlng
Jacob Rentsch gets air in the terrain park at Skibowl on Mt. Hood on Saturday.
Rentsch was among three dozen students and chaperones who hit the slopes on
an overnight trip last weekend with Nile Court's ski bus program.
Chaperone breaks back
in skiing accident
By Clinton Vining
Publisher, The Sun
A chaperone on Sheridan
Nite Court's ski trip to Mt.
Hood Skibowl was seriously
injured Saturday morning.
Mariko Tanaka, a olunteer
intern at Sheridan Japanese
School on an exchange pro-
gram from Japan, was trans-
ported to a Portland area hos-
pital with a non-life threaten-
ing injury to her back.
According to SJS Director
Katheryn MueUer, doctors were
equipping Tanaka with a back
brace on Monday.
"If the brace doesn't work,
she will be facing surgery,"
Mueller said.
The school's parent council
called an emergency meeting
on Monday night to discuss
how to best help the 32-year-
old intern, who does not have
medical insurance.
As of that meeting, Tanaka
had stood and walked wearing
the brace.
The parent council in-
structed Mueller to move ahead
with plans to raise money to
ACCIDENT I Page 8
Ellis named
WVL Player
of the Year
Sheridan's Hanna Ellis
was named West Valley
League Player of the year,
Sheridan and Willamina's
coaches shared all-league
honors as co-coaches of the
year, and seven other West
Valley girls received all-con-
ference honors.
Ellis, who averaged 17.8
points per game, was the only
Lady Spartan named to the
alI-WVL first team. Jessica
Roberts made the second
team and Briana Potter and
Brittany Bradford each re-
ceived honorable mention.
Willamina sophomore
Brook Wilson and freshman
Whitney Anderson were each
named to the first team. Senior
Sammie Bowman made the
second team and Kaydi
Milton grabbed honorable
mention honors.
Lady Bulldog Coach Tom
Anderson and Sheridan's
Gary Mahe were named
Coaches of the Year.
The Lady Bulldogs, 19-7,
lost in the first round of the
state playoffs to Salem Acad-
emy, which went on to finish
as the state runner-up.
The Lady Spartans, 19-9,
lost to Vale in the first round of
the state playoffs. The V'ddngs
won the state championship.
Spartans lose to Toledo, 9-2,
in game called in fifth for rain
By Clinton Vining
Publisher, The Sun
The Spartan baseball team
left 12 guys on base in a sea-
son opening loss, 9-2, at To-
ledo on Monday.
"1 saw some real encour-
aging things from several
guys, but it showed in today's
game that a couple mistakes
here and there and it com-
pletely changes the complex-
ity of the game," said head
coach Todd Peterson.
Ben Brown scored in the
first inning when Alex
Ludwig drew a bases loaded
walk, but the Spartans
couldn't add to it.
In the third, Sheridan had
two on in scoring position with
two outs. In the fourth, the
Sparts had bases loaded, but
couldn't produce a run.
With bases loaded again,
Henry van Euen drew a walk
in the fifth to score Tristan
Thompson.
"We have to become more
disciplined at the plate and be
able to produce some runs
when we get those chances,"
Peterson said.
The game was called in the
fifth inning due to rain.
SHS softball opener called for rain
The Lady Spartans' soft-
ball season opener at Toledo
was cut short due to weather.
The Boomers were up 3-
1 in the first inning when the
game was called.
Meagan Ogle stole home
for the Lady Sparts on a
passed ball.
Sheridan is scheduled to
host Kennedy at 4:30 p.m. on
Thursday.
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